1. What's your favorite funny story about yourself?
At six I was the donkey in the nativity play at school. My mask slipped down over my eyes and I couldn’t see anything. I thought that if I pushed my mask back up people would realise I wasn’t a real donkey. So I spent the entire play wandering off in random directions and bumping into things.

2. What piece of art (movie, book, music, painting, etc) has influenced you most? How or why?

Did you miss us last week? Well, not to fret. We're back with Ray Page, Creative Director at Tribal DDB.

1. What's your favorite funny story about yourself?
i have a handful of impersonations that usually spark a smile or laugh...

2. What piece of art (movie, book, music, painting, etc) has influenced you most? How or why?
In my work, I practice restraint and strive to peel away all unnecessary elements that potentially interfere with a thought or experience. The Tufte books have always helped to remind and ground me to utilize only what's needed in a narrative or visual.

TAXI Europe is the rebirth of Dutch digital agency Ottonico, the 22-person strong creative shop founded in 2008 by Eric Verhage and Maarten van Huijstee. Doing everything from gaming, to mobile to 'traditional' ads for clients such as Heineken, KPN Royal Dutch Telecom, TNT Post, Footlocker, ING and telecommunications brands Hi and Telefort, they had the little thing that made TAXI want them to join the TAXI family in 2009.

When I met Shane Ginsberg and Marita Scarfi our interview turned into a walking one, as I explained here, my Cannes was very strange this year. You don't have to sit down to soak up smart though, and I found Organics way of thinking to be very refreshing. Organic doesn't use the web as a brand, nor as a tool, they'll look at it all from the point of view of the consumer.

Sergio Alcocer, President and Chief Creative of LatinWorks, USA, has had a proper Cannes experience. As part of the Press Lions Jury he's been crammed into a room with opinionated, driven and very creative minds, they are watching an extremely large selection of the world's best work trying to find the memorable ideas.

Memorable in one market isn't always the same in another, the Domino's Pizza is a great example of a perfect hack where the idea that worked for one market would not work in the Latin market at all. While the CP+B solution was to change the pizza, since their target group didn't like it, the latin market did like it. How do you explain the sudden change in the recipe? Latinworks turned around the turnaround.

I've long had this idea that globetrotters, and international people make the smartest advertising people as we are used to "hacking culture". I meet Jason Schragger who fulfills this idea to perfection with his history. Born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe of all places, he leaves for Australia in the early 80s where he started his ad career before BBH dragged him to Singapore. He moved to Amsterdam in 2003, went with MINI to Berlin for a bit, and is now back in Amsterdam as the International Creative Director for BSUR. With us at the table is also Joost Perik, the Executive Creative Director of BSUR.

While those of you who went to Cannes are looking for liver transplants and watching your sunburnt skin start to peel, here's a little peek inside the brain of Adam Pierno, Creative Director at Off Madison Ave.

The ad industry is quickly evolving into a new industry - one that won't offer only the limited menu of services that's attributed to it today. I'm not sure if this new industry should even be called advertising anymore, as the term itself can be an albatross to innovation. But whatever the name is, it'll be even more exciting and productive than in its current incarnation.